CrumplePop

CrumplePop makes AI audio cleanup plugins that fix wind, echo, traffic and background noise in video and podcast audio.

Overview

CrumplePop focuses on the everyday audio problems video creators face: wind hitting the mic, room echo, traffic, hum and background chatter. Its AI plugins run inside major video editors like Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, plus a standalone app, fixing audio without leaving the edit. Tools are named after the problem — WindRemover, EchoRemover, TrafficRe — which reflects the company’s pragmatic, creator-friendly approach.

Key Features

• AI plugins for wind, echo, traffic and noise removal
• Works inside Final Cut, Premiere and Resolve
• Standalone audio cleanup app
• Simple controls designed for video editors
• SoundGate noise gating and leveling tools
• One-click restoration for common problems

Pricing

CrumplePop offers a free trial with subscription or perpetual licensing for its plugin suite.

Who Is It For

Video creators, YouTubers and podcasters who shoot outside studios and need fast audio rescue inside their editing workflow.

Use Cases

Run-and-gun vloggers fix wind noise on outdoor footage, and course creators clean echo from home-office recordings. Podcasters rescue interviews taken in cafés.

Getting Started

Install the plugin pack into your editor or open the standalone app and run AudioRestore on a problem clip.

FAQ

Is CrumplePop free to use?

A free trial is available; the plugins require a paid license or subscription.

Does CrumplePop offer an API?

CrumplePop products are plugins and desktop apps; no public API.

How does CrumplePop compare to alternatives?

Versus Adobe Podcast’s web tool, CrumplePop works inside your editor; versus iZotope RX it is simpler and cheaper for common creator problems.

Does it work on mobile?

The core products target desktop editing workflows in major video editors.

Can it handle heavy damage?

Everyday noise problems are its sweet spot; severely damaged audio may need professional restoration tools.

Which editors does it support?

Plugins run in Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, plus a standalone app for quick audio fixes outside the edit.

Can it fix multiple problems at once?

Yes — AudioRestore handles combined issues like noise plus echo in one pass, with individual tools available for targeted fixes.

How does it compare to Adobe Enhance?

Both clean speech effectively; CrumplePop’s advantage is living inside your editor with targeted plugins for specific everyday problems like wind and echo.

Is there a standalone app?

Yes — the desktop app handles quick fixes outside any editor, useful for podcast audio and one-off rescue jobs.